Sentence examples for whose foul from inspiring English sources

Aleksandar Kolarov, whose foul led to United's penalty kick, atoned somewhat by scoring with an inch-perfect free kick shortly after the second half began.

But they begin this season without their No. 1 run producer, Matt Williams (35 H.R., 142 R.B.I ., whose foul ball broke a bone in his foot last week.

The Berlin created by the director Martin Ritt and the cinematographer Oswald Morris had shiny, wet streets and cement block buildings, an image of blight whose foul darkness is interrupted solely (or so it seems) by annihilating spotlights.

After all, he's just returned from a six-month honeymoon with his new wife, Hedda, whose foul resentment, disregard for others, and contempt for intelligence, even her own, mark her as something of a savage.

In this balance between yin and yang, mangosteens supply the cool element to offset the heat of the other most-loved Southeast Asian fruit, the huge, spiky durian, whose foul aroma would stun a goat.

But that premise doesn't begin to describe the nuttiness of this play, which also features a younger daughter (Josephine Stewart) who thinks she will die if she leaves the house, an older daughter (Sarah Ireland) whose foul mouth rips through the otherwise religious household like machine-gun fire, and an aunt (Laura Desmond) who stutters and has scoliosis.

A deafening roar, too, from Fabulous Beast, whose foul-mouthed The Bull charged round the country wreaking happy havoc.

If there was a loser, apart from the millions of fans who want a consistently exciting competition, it was Ibaka, whose foul-line dunk actually was something unprecedented.

On the surface it is about the ascent to heaven of the black writer James Baldwin, in the company of a most unlikely guardian angel: a white pornography star called Jake, whose foul-mouthed taunts wring a declaration from Baldwin that acknowledging his homosexuality is the one form of salvation he is certain of.

Skilled hitters, adept at protecting the plate, might tend to produce a greater proportion of foul balls late in counts than weaker hitters, whose fouls would skew earlier — evidence of poor contact.

Curiously, the fans ignored Mardy Collins, whose flagrant foul of Smith had started the conflict.